우돌포 성의 비밀에 나타난 이중적 글쓰기: 초자연적 기법과 결혼관
Ann Radcliffe's Dualistic Writing: Focused on Writer's dualistic attitude to Supernatural Technique and an outlook on Marriage
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Song, Si-chun. “Ann Radcliffe’s Dualistic Writing: Focused on Writer’s dualistic attitude to Supernatural Technique and an outlook on Marriage.” Studies on English Language & Literature. 32.1(2006): 49-67. Ann Radcliffe is called “a queen of Gothic novel writer”. Her novels were very popular her time at the near countries such as England, Italy, France and America. The reason why her novels was popular because she developed Gothic novel’s technique such as supernatural power, veiled pictures, technique of suspense, untold story and mysterious events. She is considered as a conservative writer by those techniques. Some critics call her as a conservative writer, but I agree that she is also a progressive writer. By using dualistic writing techniques, she is trying to avoid being criticized by conservative critics, who criticize women’s writing. It was a writing strategy to survive among the conservative male writers. This paper analyzes what kind of effects her dualistic writing techniques have and succeed by studying on supernatural gothic technique and a view of marriage. (Sung Kyun Kwan University)
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